Preble High School - Prebleaire Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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Publications Activities K. Messman and $. Brown discuss layout ideas with Mr. Heiser, while pasting up. Business Manager, S. Benson does some office work. ABOVE: M. Shade and M. Hare look over ideas for division pages. RIGHT: Editor of the BUZZ, K. Kramer, reads the latest issue. 101

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Prebleaire BOTTOM ROW (L-R): S. Benson, Mrs. Frisque, B. Bethe. ROW 2: J. Perdew, S. Brown, K. Simpson, S. Olds, J. Brown, A. IDettweiler, A. Davies. ROW 3: M. Pappas, S. DeWitt, M. Bluemle, L. Piper, E. Bitters, K. Rhoden. ROW 4: K. Koeppler, R. Thomson, D. Kusch, R. Skogg, S. Clark, J. Hare. ROW 5: G. Anderson, M. Hare, P. Bishop, J. Moore, J. Laundrie, M. Shade. For the yearbook staff, sell¬ ing ads brings the start of lay¬ outs and typing. There is a cover to design, pictures to be taken, a theme to decide, more layouts, more typing, and then, proofreading to be done. Finally, the pages can be sent to the yearbook company, in Kansas. All of this year ' s staff was dedicated — each person helped the other with any job that needed to be done. Mrs. Frisque, the book’s new advi¬ sor, helped tremendously by learning how to do layouts, by typing copy, and by pitching in her ideas whenever problems occurred. Ann Dettweiter lays out some of her section. 100 Editor, Barb Bethe, is found proofreading.

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gft r I + . r 4 A Jt v r i 4 0 d t -- - I a l. ' S %k.J$ i ¥ • The objective of Future Nurses of America is threefold: First, it gives members infor¬ mation about the wide range of health careers open to the individual. Second, FNA pro¬ vides first hand information through field trips to health institutions, and through visit¬ ing speakers. Third, the organi¬ zation provides services to var¬ ious health institutions. This year, FNA visited Beilin Memorial and Brown County Hospitals, and made tray fa¬ vors for hospitalized children. BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): V. Wanner, D. Phillips, L. LeFevre, L. Skorczewski, C. Neumeier. ROW 2: P. Bechle, K. Kane, T. Kowaleski, D. Pieschek, L. Somers, D. Bellmore. J. Daul. ROW 3: D. Schoen, C. Schweiner, J, Plouff, C. Tilot, M, Bradley. FHA A busy club this year, was Future Homemakers of Ameri¬ ca. The group collected for UNICEF, Christmas caroled at Parkview Manor Nursing Home, attended the FHA rally at Southern Door High School, won the Homecoming mini float contest, and held a spring style show. To make money, the girls worked at car washes and sold stationary and pies. Their aim was to send four girls to a state convention at Green Lake, Wis. in June. I pi -77.;- ' ! 2 -r ■ immi ..in W . I ar v f-i r 4 r m t I ti BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): M. Skaletski. L. LeRoy, S. Peltier, L. Verheyden. ROW 2: S. Schweikert. J. VanLieshout. L. Mileski. C. Holl, J. Cayemberg, J. Stodola, J. Jentz. ROW 3: B. Gerczak, M. Nooyen, S. Herman, C. Fleck, K. VanderKelen, M. Vander- Kelen, B. Broekman, S. Hafeman.